Operation; Flushing And Filling The Solar System - Resol SBS 2000 Traduction De La Notice Originale

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Operation

WARNING! Risk of injury!
Ball valve leakage can lead to fluid ejection.
Î If necessary, take suitable fluid splashing protection
measures.
Î Close the ball valve of the pressure hose after flushing.
Î Remove the pressure hose only after the ball valve has
been closed.
WARNING! Risk of injury!
Fluid ejection can lead to injury!
Î Wear goggles in order to avoid injury.
Î If necessary, take suitable fluid splashing protection
measures.
ATTENTION! Risk of damage!
Fluid ejection can lead to damage!
Î Do not leave the station unattended during operation.
Î If necessary, take suitable fluid splashing protection
measures.
Note
For optimum and safe operation, use the ball valves for the pressure and
flushing hose (see p. 19).
1. Fill the tank of the filling and flushing station with a
sufficient amount of fluid.
2. Make sure the tank is filled at least to the MIN mark-
ing (5l)
Note
Make sure the fluid is always above the MIN mark in order to prevent
air intake.
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Volume conversion table
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1.
Litres US gallons Imperial gallons
5 1.32 1.10
7.57 2 1.67
10 2.64 2.20
15 3.96 3.30
15.14 4 3.33
20 5.28 4.40
22.71 6 5.00
25 6.60 5.50
30 7.92 6.60
30.28 8 6.66
(values in bold are marked on the scale on the device)

Flushing and filling the solar system

WARNING! Risk of scalding!
If the medium enters strongly heated, empty collectors, pressure
surges caused by vaporisation can occur.
Î In order to prevent the medium from boiling in the
collectors, do not fill or flush the system during times
of strong solar irradiation.
ATTENTION! Damage to the device caused by underpressure!
If the lid is tightly closed, the tank will be depressurised during
the filling process.
Î Open the tank for the filling process!
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Example: Pump station with filling and flushing unit
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